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Agenda
- Introduction
- Background
- Commissioner’s perspective
- Service changes
- Conditions and PGDs
- DOCs
- Webstar
- Marketing
- Over to you
Think Pharmacy Minor Ailments Service May 2014 Agenda - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Think Pharmacy Minor Ailments Service May 2014 Agenda - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Think Pharmacy Minor Ailments Service May 2014 Agenda Introduction Background Commissioners perspective Service changes Conditions and PGDs DOCs Webstar Marketing Over to you Background Minor Ailments
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Background
- Minor Ailments Service Locally commissioned,
transfer from PCT to CCG
- Opportunity to improve volume and make
bigger contribution
- Contribution valued for ease of use, opening
hours
- Concerns regarding Consistency,
Communication, Equity
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CCG Commissioner Perspective
- Previous Service valued but CCGs seek bigger
contribution to urgent care and transformational change agenda
- The CCG takes a less paternalistic view –
Contractors and Pharmacists responsible for
- wn SOPs & CPD
- Consistency of provision is important
- Work with local practices key to success
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Changes to the service
- More conditions
- New PGDs
- Contracts held by contractors
- Fees Level 1 £4.50 level 2 £8.05
- Quarterly payment
- Competency verification
- Self accreditation
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Process
- Established steering group led by CCG
Commissioners with Public Health and LPC representation
- Reviewed existing service
- Public health data and review of other
services
- Patient / Public Consultation
- Branding developed
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Review Existing Service and Set Challenge Target
200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 No of Consultations 2013-14 Target for 2014-5
Expect approximately 50:50 split between Level 1 and Level 2
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Activity is Mainly on PGDs / POMs
Removing provision of low cost analgesics
- Sore Throat
- Earache /temperature
3818 993 546 345 282 257 150
No of consultations 2013-14
Bacterial conjunctivitis UTI in women Hay Fever Sore throat Vaginal Thrush Head lice Earache/Temperature
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Think Pharmacy NHS Dudley
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Conditions and Treatments
- Existing conditions
– Oral Thrush in babies (breastfeeding now included) – Hay Fever – Head lice – Impetigo – Superficial bacterial eye infection – Simple UTI in women – Vaginal thrush
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Conditions and Treatments
- New Conditions
– Nipple thrush in breastfeeding women (links to oral thrush in babies) – Acne (ongoing treatment) – Athlete’s foot – Constipation – Dermatitis/ Eczema – Diarrhoea – Gout* – Haemorrhoids – Indigestion/ dyspepsia – Migraine* – Scabies – Threadworm * Previous diagnosis
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Self Accreditation
- The GPhC states that pharmacy professionals
are responsible and accountable for maintaining and improving the quality of their practice by keeping their knowledge and skills up-to-date and relevant to their role and the services they offer.
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Self Accreditation
- CPPE Declaration of Competency
- Under ‘My services’
- Guidance for community pharmacists
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Webstar
- New module will be ready 1st June
- Will host all paper work
- Verification- inactivity
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Marketing materials
- Think Pharmacy Brand
- Posters- size
- Postcards
- Concertina cards
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Over to you
- SOP
- Get yourself accredited- all resources on LPC
website
- Talk to your teams
- Talk to your local surgery
- Go Live is 1st June 2014
- Put up your posters
- All pharmacies by 30th June
- Make your CPD entries
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Thank you
- Evaluation sheet
- CPCW Launch Event Tuesday 20th May
- Consultation skills evening
- www.cpcw.org.uk